Application Developer Lead (.NET)
anvetaWashington (DC)
Application Developer Lead (.NET)
Posted 6 days ago
anvetaWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Application Developer Lead (.NET) Customer: Federal Healthcare SystemsLocation: Remote Status: Temp to Perm Core Responsibilities • Provide hands-on leadership in the design and development of enterprise applications using. NET and Angular • Establish and enforce coding standards, architectural patterns, and development best practices • Lead technical design sessions and ensure alignment with DDD, SOA, and OO principles • Conduct code reviews and maintain high standards for quality, performance, and security • Collaborate with Product Owners and stakeholders to break down work, estimate effort, and support sprint planning • Oversee CI/CD processes using tools such as Azure DevOps and Git • Mentor and coach developers, support onboarding, and provide ongoing technical guidance • Serve as a technical escalation point and support delivery execution across the teamWhat We Value • 6+ years of experience with C#/.NET (including. NET Core) • 4+ years of experience with Angular (15+) and TypeScript • Strong understanding of Object-Oriented design, DDD, and SOA architecture • Experience with CI/CD, Git, and Azure DevOps • Exposure to AWS or cloud-based architectures • Experience leading development efforts or mentoring teams • Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills
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